christianch
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thank you for the pics !! I recently sold my fifthy fathoms 45mm rose gold
Mar 24, 2024,17:53 PM
I bought it ten years ago but had very little wrist time: it was too bulky and heavy. I don't think I will re-enter the brand; somehow, with all the swatch editions, it lost its appeal to me.
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Met the new 42.3mm Fifty Fathoms
By: joenghenry : March 24th, 2024-14:04
Being invited by local BP Boutique to try on the new 5010 series of Fifty Fathoms, side by side with my Act III. Some of my thoughts on this new regular line of FF: 1. The 42.3mm is much more wearable than the former 45mm one on small to medium wrist. Tho...
+1
By: amanico : March 24th, 2024-16:47
Thanks for sharing
By: @wewannaporsche : March 24th, 2024-15:32
I think 42mm is perfect for the 50 Fathoms, and I actually prefer the more pronounced sword hands, as it makes them look more special, whereas the thinner ones look kind of generic to me as if from one of my Breitlings. Would be great if they offered it i...
Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to trying it on
By: 1WatchMan : March 24th, 2024-15:40
A sport model in Ti would be more than welcome in my collection... but it has to be really light and comfortable and with contained proportions, so let's see. Micro-adjustment in the bracelet would be more than welcome, even a must for me...
Not bad indeed!
By: als1678 : March 24th, 2024-17:50
Here is another option to consider, 40mm & steel. I don't know how easy it would be to find one, but for me it really works as the bracelet makes the watch wear a bit larger. I think the new models wear better on a strap (based on my act I which has the s...
By: HansL : April 3rd, 2024-04:35
Understand why you have this kind of feeling as I think after thes 15 years, the brand has changed the focus and know what collectors are loooking for, the Act III is one that can show the brand listened to the collector's voices, No Date, No Polished Bin...